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£185,000
2006 Aston Martin DBRS9
United Kingdom • 6 Nov 2021
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AI Listing Summary
This 2006 Aston Martin DBRS9, chassis number DBRS9/2, is one of 26 built by Prodrive and campaigned by Barwell Motorsport, winning the 2006 British GT Championship. Recently repatriated from Australia and cosmetically restored to its original livery, it features a 5.9-liter V-12 engine, substantial spares, and extensive documentation.
Condition
8
The car underwent a cosmetic restoration in January 2020, returning it to its 2006 British GT Championship-winning livery. The description mentions the car was repainted and had period-correct decals applied. While the car has a significant race history and has been well-maintained by various racing teams, the cosmetic restoration suggests it was not in perfect condition prior, but has been returned to a high standard. It also benefits from a comprehensive spares package and detailed documentation.
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Transmission:
Automatic
Chassis No:
DBRS9/2
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The Aston Martin DBRS9 was a competition-prepared GT3 derivative of its highly successful GT1-class sister model, the DBR9.
Both cars shared the exceptional design lineage and basic powerplant of Aston’s beautiful road-going DB9, as well as the 5.9- litre V-12, albeit with greater tuning.
The DBRS9 offered a less complicated alternative than the DBR9 for race teams seeking to compete in the FIA GT3 Championship, British GT, and other international GT-series events.
The Aston Martin could be configured with one of many engine specifications; starting with the basic 500 bhp ‘A specification’ and ranking through to the most powerful “G specification” that gave a claimed output in excess of 600 bhp.
The DBRS9 could be built with either a manual transmission or a sequential transaxle, with the latter arguably the most desirable.
While the DBRS9 was a modified and lightened version of the road going DB9, it shared many features with the GT1 car; benefiting from a similar chassis, lightw...
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£110,219
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£175,172
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£243,312
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